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Death Of /. Cousin Of Mrs. Cleveland.

From the Baltimore Sun
Mrs. Mary E. Folsom, aged fifty-fve years, wife
Of Frank II. Folsom, died yesterday at her resi-
deDce, 723 North Ann street. For twelve months
she had been suffering with typhoid fever and par
alysis Mr.. Folspm's sister, Miss Sarah c. Folsom,
says that she and her brother are first cousins 10
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Mrs. Cleveland'S father and
Miss Foson's father being brothers. Mrs. Folsom,
the deceased, was daughter OF Capt. Allen $. Do
Ier, or WeStmoreland County, Va she leaves two
children, Mrs. Annie L. Murray and Mr.. Alan d.
Crabb. The husband OF the deceased Is engaged
In business In Beaufort, S. c., and has been not-
ned OF his w1fe's death. He was originally from
West Randolph. VI
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In the House OF Representatives yesterday.
the following resolutions, suggesting changes IN
the rules were presented, and referred TO the
committee on rules:
BY Mr.. Buckalew Pa-)-For the appointment OF
q select committee on the election or President,
Nice-PreSident and representatives in Congress.
BY MI. Ginenger, OF New Hampshire, providing
that any committee may be required by the vote
Of the House TO report back any matter which has
Deen In It's possession for one month.
BY MI Breckenrfdget Ark -Proyiding that all APP
OF regularly employed officials and for
other subjects not otherwise provided shall
be In separate bill Qrom the river
and harDor bill and requiring estimates for the
cost Of other than snagging operations TO ac-
company the he'll. 6Ill All works other than
mai cost OF completion is less
than 10000 may be provided for in a separate
blh, while every other WORK, the cost OF which
shall exceed that amount, must be embodied In
70 order 10 make such an appropriation unless the
bill provides FOR the completion OF the work. The
anendfuent also gives the river and harbOr
bili the same privileges In the matter OF
consideration as Is accorded the general appro-
pufation bills.
BY. Mr.. Brewer mich. )-Requiring the Speaker
% appoint the committees within two weeks OF
the meeting Of Congress-
Mr.. Gr0svenor, OF Ohio, offered resolution call
Ing on the secretary OF war for a statement OF
LIZ ~ pan ana scope Of the compilation Of the
lebellio1. specifying any change In arrangement
on subject matter 20 be published from that fol-
lowed, While the publication wasin charge of the
late Lieut-CoL. scott; and also for copies
OF all orders and communications relating
or the war records as have been selected for pu BIZ
cation Referred.
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GEN. BANKS DEPUTY MARsHALS.-The terms of
F. d. Gallupe and Z. II. Snow, the deputy United
states marshals whom Gen. Banks recently asked
TO resign, expired sunday by Limitation. They
ing that they refused TO resign In order to compel
him TO prefer charges, as he knew that the
report Of Special Agent Nightingale TO the AttOr-
ney General was false In every particular. The
acts imputed to them were committed by the gen
erals most trusted clerk and chief deputy who re-
signed by request eighteen months after these
things had been brought to the marshal's notice
the evidence OF which Is on file In the United
States Court.
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SHOT DEAD BY His FATHgR-IS- LAw.-MurdOck
Bryan eloped with the daughter OF Joshua Coffee,
Il farmer living 10 miles from Eastman, Ga, fve
years ago. Coffee has never become recOncied
with his son in-iAw, the two quarreling every
time they met. Saturday they came together
again, when pistols were drawn aud Cofree shot
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GROWING A GYPSY QUEEN.-The queen OF the
Gypoies. says Pierre, OAK, special, was crowned
saturday night AT Fort George on the SIOUX re-
servation. ihe queen is Mrs Douglass Cariin, the
Intelligent Indlan princess recently married to ID
white man. The coronation was witnessed by q
number Of whites and hundreds OF Indians. The
queen was loaded down with presents and looked
very pretty.
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WORKINGxEN AND THE TARIFF,4The Central
Labor Union In New York on Sunday refused to
adopt resolution demanding that Congress should
coal, 'to protect the American people from the
grasping greed OF the coal barons" The resolution
was tabled AFTER long discussion. A resolution
demanding that Congress place a tax upon the i'm
ported barrels used by the standard on CO, was re-
ferred to the law committee. -
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Ex-seeretary Daniel Manning is reported crit

icsilly ILL.,
Al Binghamton, y. Y, Bob Slade and John
Munyan, VINO fought sixteen rounds with hard
gloves in barn Friday night, were taken before
the recorder yesterday and ilaed so each.
The Hartford, Conn.,, jury in the case OF John ii.
swift, WHO Killed his wife last july; returned "a
verdict or guilty OF murder Ia the nrst degree.
The kdte Service Pension Association viii hold q
convention In New York March /, 1855. 10 indorse
the ceat-a-day pension I'LL
Cardinal Gibbons says that he has no know ledge
whatever 81 the alleged movement 10 form a labor
Organization composed exclusively OF Catholic
wOfkinsulen. There Is no truth In the story.
Bf. MacAcnIie says the new growth in the crown
pruces throd, Is the size OF split pea but Is not
Indignant
The Austrian military council has granted the
minister or war credit OF $4,000, COO HORNS The
siilallnesS OK the amount Indicates that Austria
VIII take no offensive MEASURES.
Ihe houInanian government Is preparing itself
LOT any sudden emergency, and VIII act In accord
Win Austria and Germany
dcnn HOOPER, NJ. r., has been sentenced TO prison
lof NO mVhtns FOR publishing in the Cork Herald
reports ~ league meetings.
Ia speech II Derby Lord Salisbury said that
tbere " as no ground Tor the war tenor now preya-
Lent IN Europe.
Queen victoda is indisposed. She caught cold
on Friday in London.
Tae Eea man rides 10 his business, when he
inlSht Walk, because ne can get there quicker lie
Wal also get Ia his grave quicker.-N. u. Pica1oe.
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ExILE1 GERMAN SoCIALIsrs.-The exIled German
socialists met in New York sunday and COM
pleted the lists OF those who have fled to America
10 escape Bismarck's coercion laws. There are now
go or these, fourteen OF whom have died since
they arrived. memorial will soon be sent 10 the
socialisttc delegates In the German reichstag
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The Mcancst Little school Girl Oh Rec.
ord.

From the Cincinnati Telegram
most remarkable case OF juvenile depravity
was developed In room IA Of the second district
school, on sycamore street, last Friday. For sew
eral days prior to that the hat OF one of the pupils
little girl aged eleven years, kept myStertously
disappearing. The teacher made every effort TO
ferret out the mystery IL was evident to her that
some one or the pupils was hiding the hat, and
falling 10 TX the deed upon any one She resolved To
punish the entire room by keeping them in after
hour for dismissal. There are forty-one pupil, in
room IA, and those fOrty-one pupils were kept
In almost an hour or until the hat would be found
by some one, every evening for hearty Week.
The hat WAS never found twice in the same place,
ana II was always found In the very oldest PLACES.
The little gIrl whose hat was missing seemed so
unconcerned about her predcament TO be
almost llStieSS. Several times She was asked II
she had any idea who hid her hat, and she replied
In the most guilelcsS way that she had not Stay
Ing an hour late every evening soon became bur-
den to the life Of the children IN that ROOM and
some or the boys resolved to investigate They
suspected the GIRL and kept Il ci0Se watch on her
actions Friday one OF them saw her sip SOME
was missing again. The teacher. however dis
missed the school after making some inquiries us
to "who MD the hat" and the little girl went
home hat,eSs. After tue girls, who are always dis
missed first, were gone, the boy who had noted
the girls actions told his teacher he the girl
stick something behind the coal-box, '.just as
school was taking up" The teacher looked, and
there was the hat, just where she had herself hid
II. And this little girl had been quietly enjoying
tae misery she was intiicung forty or her schools
mates every day Tor week.
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CARDIFF AND RYAN.-JOnn Donaldson is in re-
ceipt or letter from Paddy Ryan, who is now in
California, asking II there would be any prospect
OF getting on a Tight with Cardiff II he should come
to Minneapolis on his way east. In his letter
Ryan says that II kilrain hcks Smith for the
him for a fight TO q finish FOR the championships
and for from 8, 900 10 $IO,OO side stake money
Ryan claims TO be the next best man to sullivan
In America Cardiff had not made up his mind
late last evening whether he would meet Ryan or
not. 1t is quite probable, however that twelve
or fifteen round contest with small gloves will be
arranged TO take place at the Washington rink In
January.
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He IhriVed Hy Thieving.

AN EXTENSIVE MILLINERY-DEALER IN CHELSEA AR
RESTED FOR MANY BURGLARIEs.
The police have created q sensation at Chelsea,
Mass. by arresting James StillmaD, who is in the
millinery goods business on large scale, having
headquarters on Broadway there, with branch con-
Germs at Lawrence, Maiden, Lowell and other
towns throughout the state. The state police have
been much troubled during the past year by
mysterious robberes Of numerous millinery and
goods stores In different towns. millinery
store near Stilman'S was broken into Saturday
morning and the police, on investigation, found on
the premises gold locket and chain having STILL
mans name on it. This led TO the search OF his
honse, which was found stocked with thousands
or dollars worth OF stun, much OF which was
Identified ~ having been stolen In recent ROB-
berries. Besides this was the entire stock OF Still
mans store In Lawrence, which was lately de-
StrOyed by fire. and the full insurance collected on
the contents, which were supposed 10 have been
destroyed.
The culprit has confessed that it was by such
means he sept his concerns stocked With goods at
but small expense. He is a church member, ana
has always been highly respected in commercial
and social circles.
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Transfers of Real Estate.
The COuYlS.


COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Pierce agt. Jacobs; opinion by Justice
James Affirming Judgment below. United states
agt. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company:
do, do, sustaining demurrer. johnson agt. Lowe
do by Judge Hagner Affirming judgment below
StrOuSe agt Berslnyer; do. By Chief Justice do do
Ricn agt. Soari; do, do, reversing Judgment be-
low.
CIRCUIT CoURr-Judqe Cor.
Yesterday, McGin agt Cook; garnishee Judg-
ment OF condemnation. New York Betting aud
Packing Co. agt. Brown; motion for Judgment
overruled- Williams agt OIare; motion Tor Judg-
ment granted.
Equity CoCRT-Judge Herrick
Yesterday, In re Franz Raibowski inoufsttion
confirmed; James Lowndes appointed committee.
Wright AT. Wright; payment 10 Mary j. and
Jno- " Wright ordered Knott agt. DickersOn.
sale 1nally Ratified McDermotJ AT. Mades: time
10 take testimony limited. Fowler agt TayIor:
demurrer oyerruled with leave TO answer VII,
mot agt. WiimOt; testimony before Christopher
Ingle, examiner, ordered taken. Prospect Hil
Cemetery agt. District Of columbia: Injunction
until rnal hearing granted. Barbour agt District
Of Columbia; injunction until finai hearing
granted Cox agt. COX; testimony before Albert
Harper, examiner ordered taken. Rose agt Cum
DerIand; 1hos- Fitzgerald appointed guardian ad
Item
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He MAY YET MEET HADDOCK's FATE-A tele-
gram from Sioux City, Iowa, December Is, says
The prosecution OF the ''boeS in the wall" mas
come near ending In a tragedy. Constable Curtis
who has been terror to evil-doerS since his cleo
ton, made a raid or OCOnnelrs place. where he
found keg Of whisky in a large burglar-proof
made rush for the safe to lock It as The officer
came in, but 1t was secured before he reached It,
While the proprietor and officer were struggling
several Germans, headed by Nick Paniey brew
cry employe. rushed In and tried to Kill curtis.
Constable Ferguson, who had made his way behind
the bar, leveled his revolver at Panley and he
submitted at once. curtis let go OF OConnel
when the crowd came In and. reaching for his re-
voiver, squared himself for the expected attack.
In the meantime the safe Was closed and locked.
court, as were several persons arrested In the
place. Repeated threats have been IN tde against
curtis, but he pays no attention to Them anu con-
unues 10 hunt Tor cOntrabaud whisky. III he meets
the fate OF the Rev. Mr.. Hadlock 1t will be no sur
prise.
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A German Reply to Russia.

RUSSIA PREPARING IN SECRET AND MISUNDERSTANDING
WHAT SHE CANNOT CONCEAL
The Cologne Gazette, in an inspired article crit-
ciSing the article in the Inrulde Russo says:
'There was no increase OF the German forces on
the Russian frontier until the spring OF the current
year. The Increase Of the peace effective OF con-
tinental armies originated In enormous ornaments.
France for some time obliged Germany to leave In
the Rechsland troops which real& belonged to
the eastern provinces. When Russia, in 1878,
transferred the bulk OF her troops westward, and
q tone OF extreme hostility TO Germany was mani
tested in the Russian press, Germany for the first
time pushed forward some battalions and squad
rOnS to the eastern frontier which until then had
been almost denuded OF troops
The article denies the accuracy OF the statement
OF the IHrdtiIe RUSse regarding the extension OF
German strategic railways to the eastward. The
German system was planned, the paper says not
commercial purposes TO facilitate traffic between
Russia and German ports on the Baltic. IL Is
not true, it says, that the fOrtresse5 at Thorn,
Posen, DantZc and koenigsberg were Gre
ated as menace 10 Russia. These fortresSeS
have been long existent, and are now. as ever,
the guard OF the frontier. The statement
that GraudenZ has been converted into a
camp and fortress is also pronounced incorrect.
The article concludes as follows: ''The hUdiile
Russo seeks 10 minimize the extent OF the Russian
preparations. In the autumn the Russian reserves
were called out. Have they been dismissed yet?
What IS the object or increasing the rifle brigades?
What IS the meaning OF the raising OF cavalry
regiments TO six squadrons? What means the
placing OF batteries attached to cavalry upon a
war footing? Tie Russian railways serve only
military purposes. In the construction OF fort
res5eS Russia is exceeded only by France. With Ger
many ali is open. Russian measures are taken with
the greatest secrecy, aud what cannot be quite
concealed IL Is sought 10 mlSrepreSent-"
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PROJECTED RAILROADS IN VIRGINIA.-The bin
introduced into the Virginia State senate by Mr..
Moore to incorporate the Falls Church and
Potomac Railroad Company passed that body
saturday. Mr. Moore has also introduced "a bill TO
amend the act Incorporating the Mineral Railroad
Company. The original bill provided tor the con-
sJruction or road from West Virginia to Stras-
burg The amendment proposes the extension OF
the road TO Alexandria, and 1t is TO DE called the
Alexandria and Charleston Railroad Company,
ana the capital stock Is placed at 81, 100000 with
power 10 increase IL, not TO exceed $4,000 per
mile for each mile that may be constructed. 1he
bill Will be considered by the committee on rail-
roads Tuesday night.
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RIVER STEAMER SPLIT By A LoG-A dispatch
from Chattanooga, Tenu., says The steamer A. G..
henry was completely wrecked at Giliesples Bar
90 miles from ST. LOUIS The steamer truck big
log In the river which split her from stem TO stern.
There were twenty-five people on board. All We're
saved. The cargo Is complete loss.
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FU,.s AND Wars

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ACHaPTER OF FATAL ACCiDENTs.-The inquest on
the bodies OF Henry keigler ana his son john, who
were found drowned last week in Dyberry
Creek, az Honesdale, Pa, revealed series OF
strange fatalities IN the keger family. Henry
keglerS father was drowned In the canal at
HOnesdale some years ago. and his Oldest son was
drowned about the same time in the Dyberry
son were found the other day. Antoine Gam,
brother-in-law OF kefgler and father OF Gam, the
Century MIJaziHe wood engraver, was killed In
HoneSdae by an accidental blow from a sIedge
hammer. Peter Theobold another brother-in-la law
Of keiglers, jumped into the canal some years
ago 10 rescue his son. who had fallen In the water.
Both Iather and son were drowned.
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DENTISTRY.

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